We build the systems your company runs the business on

Seventy-two hours from agreement to first working day. That window covers account and tooling access, training on your process and conventions, and getting the person into your standing meetings and ticket flow — so day one is productive rather than administrative. The engineer you agreed to is the engineer who starts.

Yes. Insurance, healthcare, finance, retail and e-commerce, professional services and manufacturing are the six sectors where we have done the work often enough to know the constraints before the kickoff call — how the data may move, who has to approve, and what an auditor will ask for. We take work outside those six, but we say plainly when a sector is new to us.

AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and IBM Cloud, including hybrid setups where part of the estate has to stay where it is. The platform choice follows your existing licensing, your team's skills and what you actually run — not a preferred partner of ours. Where staying put is cheaper than moving, that is the recommendation you will get.

You do, from the first commit. Code is written into your repository, infrastructure lives in your cloud accounts, and the contract assigns all intellectual property to you. There are no licence fees for running what you paid us to build, and no technical dependency on us to keep it running.

That is most of what we do. Our people join your repositories, your review process and your stand-ups, and work to your standards rather than importing ours. On mixed teams we usually take the work your engineers have no bandwidth for — the migration, the integration layer, the platform work — so your permanent staff stay on the product they know best.